[linux-audio-user] vsound considerations ...

[iriXx]

yes, this is julian midgely's mirror which he put up after our 
discussions on Campaign for Digital Rights (http://uk.eurorights.org)

the possibility with Jack is quite realistic i guess... *if* those in 
power decide to take things to extremes (which after all has happened 
before with a certain norwegian teenager and a russian programmer....)
i respect Erik's decision too, although i am willing to take the risk 
myself as i believe we have a stronger position in the UK....
if by chance i do run into difficulty i'll look into getting a freenet 
node or hosting in Germany - by the sounds of it we should all move to 
Germany, they're the only ones with their heads screwed on the right 
way!....

best
m~

Benno Senoner wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> here is a mirror for vsound:
> http://www.xenoclast.org/vsound/
> 
> Anyway I don't think that an app that reroutes audio to disk can
> be regarded as illegal.
> If you think that way even a stereo patch cable must be outlawed since
> it allows you to make analogue copies of copyrighted works. 
> <SARCASM ON>
> BTW: since JACK can route audio too, I expect it will soon be illegal too
> and jack's developers extradited to Australia and tried before and australian
> court.  :-)
>  <SARCASM OFF>
> 
> cheers,
> Benno
> 


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